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THE NEPHILIM SKULL DNA RESULTS: What Peruvian Archaeologists Extracted From Paracas Elongated Skulls — And Why the Findings Were Rejected Before Publication The Lore: The Paracas skulls — elongated craniums recovered from a desert necropolis on the southern coast of Peru — have puzzled physical anthropologists since their discovery in 1928. Conventional science explains them as the result of intentional cradle-boarding, a practice of binding infants' skulls to produce elongation as a cultural status marker. But a subset of the Paracas skulls presents anomalies that the cradle-boarding explanation struggles to account for: parietal plates fused in configurations not found in normal human anatomy, cranial volumes up to 60% larger than baseline Homo sapiens, and a single parietal plate where...